APC-ICC Foresees Brighter Nigeria Under Tinubu – Agara

The national coordinator of the Tinubu/Shettima Grassroots Independent Campaign Council, (APC-ICC), Mr. Silas Agara, has assured that the dream of a prosperous Nigeria would be achieved under the administration of the president elect, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu.

In a message commemorating  the Eid-el-Fitr, Agara congratulated the Muslim ummah for successfully completing the Ramadan fast which culminated in the Sallah festival.

He also used the occasion to specially felicitate with president-elect, vice president-elect Kashim Shettima and their families on behalf of members of the council.

“The council extends warm greetings to the nation’s entire Muslim community on successful end of the Holy Month of Ramadan,” he said.

According to him, there is no better time than now for all progressive- minded Nigerians to begin to sing progress from the same song book of compassion, love, peace and unity, while eschewing hate which the solemn celebration is all about.

He urged Nigerians to keep the hope of a better Nigeria alive, noting the country was on the match to the promised land with the emergence of Tinubu as leader.

“We strongly foresee a bolder, better and brighter Nigeria unloading and unfolding to effectively tackles the challenges that had stunted the collective growth and destiny of Nigeria,” he noted.

The former deputy governor of Nasarawa State said God’s perfect gift to Nigeria is to see Bola Tinubu succeed President Muhammadu Buhari to further steer the country aright at this crucial time in the life of the nation.

He said  the president-elect and his team were already working to set the tone that would translate his massive goodwill to goodies for the Nigerian people as soon as he is inaugurated on May 29, 2023.

He urged all Nigerians to support the incoming administration in order to move the country forward.

“It is not just about Bola Tinubu, it is about the collective progress and prosperity of all Nigerians and generation of Nigerians yet unborn,” he added.